A shelter is usually underground and requires extensive excavation work and permanent structures. Our bunkers are above ground, built in container format, and can be deployed more quickly. This makes installation easier and less dependent on soil conditions or groundwater levels.

A panic room is usually integrated into an existing home and intended for short-term protection. A bunker is a self-contained, enclosed space that can also function autonomously and is suitable for longer-term use or group use.

The level of protection depends on the chosen design and materials. Our bunkers are constructed using ballistic steel and designed according to fixed technical principles. The level of protection applicable to each configuration is clearly communicated.

A shipping container offers a fixed, standardized structure with known dimensions. This simplifies design, production, transport, and installation, and ensures a controlled construction process.

Yes. Depending on the configuration, our bunkers can be equipped for autonomous use, with facilities such as power supply, ventilation, and water supply.

Yes. We work with fixed basic configurations that can be adapted or expanded within a clear technical structure. Layout and equipment are tailored to the intended use.

In many cases, no urban planning permit is required because it is an above-ground and movable structure. However, this may vary depending on the location. We recommend having this verified locally.

Yes. Our bunkers are mobile and can be moved depending on the situation. The specific options depend on the chosen design and location.

Our solutions are used by individuals, families, emergency services, public institutions, and organizations that require temporary or structural protection.

Yes. A showroom model is available for viewing by appointment, so you can get a clear picture of the layout and finish.